Quote from: bible_pay on June 25, 2019, 10:45:51 PM

Quote from: orbis on June 25, 2019, 09:11:40 PM

Hi,
now I'm using all of my coins only for mining.
Today I solved 9 blocks. I'm using 1436 version on my VPS and 1437b on WIN. Yes, it is laggy, but it works. It looks that I need around 2 hours to reach 256k weight again, I hit the block, It spends all of my coins for ABN and then it goes round and round again. I have not used exec bankroll, but maybe I ll try it. But definitelly it looks, that it is not neccessary, because when you mine all the time, I always hit the block right after all of my coins have coinage 256k and they are spended all.

Well the reason I ask is we really had the same hashpower before ABN, and the only difference with ABN is it creates an ABN transaction before it starts mining. Thats not a huge dent in horsepower (since a transaction is guaranteed to last at least 60 seconds).

So when you say lag, please tell us if you used to lag before ABN, or if this is new. And what does lag mean exactly?

Im running a windows miner with just 5 threads, and I can type fine into the debug console in QT and notice no lag. But I have always been afraid to set up 20 threads - regardless of ABN or not, as the whole machine starts to lag. Which is normal if you use 100% of the processor on every core.

i never experienced 'delay' like now with 1437 version, even if i was trying multiwallets= i started 128 wallets, each with 40 threads on one 24 core machine... there was no problem to run bbp cli commands and get response immediately
i'm going to try 1438 now